S007 · Archival documents · 1815
Revision tale of Stavropolskaya stanitsa, 18.11.1815 (GASK, f. 748)
Description
Revision tale of the stanitsa of Stavropolskaya, Khoper Cossack Regiment, 18.11.1815 (466 families). GASK, f. 748, op. 1, d. 1, ff. 1–61. Transcription: Dzen channel “Mir geografii i fotoputeshestviya”; reposted with the publisher’s introduction on the VGD forum, topic 84017 (“Kazaki s prostorov interneta”), p. 46.
- Type
- Archival documents
- Years
- 1815
- Held by
- Государственный архив Ставропольского края (ГАСК) / State Archive of Stavropol Krai
- Reference
- ГАСК, ф. 748, оп. 1, д. 1, л. 1–61
Where it is cited
Chapter 1. The Name 3
◆ S007, no. 321, from a transcription on S181, topic 84017 paragraph 2 →
…Kalaushin”, aged 78, with his wife Avdotya and their children Ivan, Anna, Aleksey, Afanasy and Andrey […]. He was therefore born about 1737. In the confessional registers of Stavropol uyezd (district) for 1822–1825…
◆ S007, no. 321 paragraph 6 →
…Yevdokiya’s (Avdotya’s) husband was Trofim himself, and Aleksey was their son, born about 1796–1800 […]. The compiler, who did not have the revision tale of 1815 to hand, got the essentials right: the founder was…
◆ S007, no. 321, from a transcription on S181, topic 84017 paragraph 13 →
…9; Anna, 19.” Revision tale of Stavropolskaya stanitsa of the Khoper Cossack Regiment, 18 November 1815 […]◆ “6th — formerly belonging to the retired Cossack Trofim Калоушин […].” Statement of the value of…
Chapter 2. The Khoper 5
◆ S007, household no. 321, via S181, topic 84017 paragraph 1 →
…documents is Trofim Pakhomovich Kalaushin, a Khoper Cossack of Stavropolskaya stanitsa (a Cossack village) […]. He was born about 1737, some forty years before the Khoper Regiment left its river for the Caucasus, and he…
◆ S007, household no. 321, via S181, topic 84017 paragraph 18 →
…78. His wife Avdotya, 70. Their children: Ivan, 22; Aleksey, 16; Afanasy, 12; Andrey, 9; Anna, 19” […]. The patronymic “Pakhomov” preserves one more name — that of Trofim’s father, Pakhom, of whom nothing else…
◆ S007, household no. 321 paragraph 19 →
…of 1822–1825, 58 in 1827. Two of the four entries put her birth at about 1770, as the roster has it […]. △ That year also fits better with the birth of her youngest son, Andrey, in the early 1800s.
◆ S007, household no. 321 paragraph 24 →
…4] was born about 1796–1800, Afanasy […] about 1800–1803, and Andrey […] about 1801–1807 […].
◆ S007, via S181, topic 84017 paragraph 35 →
…78. His wife Avdotya, 70. Their children: Ivan, 22; Aleksey, 16; Afanasy, 12; Andrey, 9; Anna, 19” […].1830. Valuation of the establishments of the Cossacks of the former Stavropolskaya stanitsa, July 1830:…
Chapter 3. The Caucasian Line 3
◆ S007, household no. 321, via S181 transcription, topic 84017 paragraph 3 →
…were his wife Avdotya, 70, and their children: Ivan, 22; Anna, 19; Aleksey, 16; Afanasy, 12; and Andrey, 9 […]. Trofim was therefore born around 1737. His patronymic names one more ancestor, his father Pakhom, whom we…
◆ S007 paragraph 20 →
Basis: […]; full references are given in the text of this chapter.
◆ S007, via S181 transcription, topic 84017 paragraph 59 →
…78. His wife Avdotya, 70. Their children: Ivan, 22; Aleksey, 16; Afanasy, 12; Andrey, 9; Anna, 19.” […]1827. Confessional register of the stanitsa of Batalpashinskaya: “172. The widow Yevdokiya Kalaushina, 58.…
Chapter 4. Service and Crosses 1
◆ S007, household No. 321, via S181, topic 84017 paragraph 2 →
…lived in Stavropolskaya, one of the Khoper Regiment’s stanitsas (Cossack villages) on the Azov–Mozdok Line […]. In 1825 the regiment was moved to the Kuban: Batalpashinskaya (now Cherkessk) was founded on 1 October…
Chapter 12. The Chroniclers 5
◆ S007, household no. 321, via S181, topic 84017 paragraph 17 →
…documents as Trofim Pakhomovich, born about 1737 (see the chapters “The Khoper” and “The Caucasian Line”) […].
◆ S007, household no. 321 paragraph 19 →
…was one of his sons — as was Afanasy, from whom, according to the roster, Yury Romanovich’s line descends […].
◆ S007, household no. 321 paragraph 25 →
…without changing the numbers. The main ones: the founder is Trofim Pakhomovich, not “Aleksey, c. 1791” […]; the website author’s ancestor Nikolay was the son of Ivan — Nikolay Ivanovich — and entries Nos. 7 and 15…
◆ S007, household no. 321 paragraph 46 →
…Trofim Pakhomovich, and showed that the family came to Batalpashinskaya from Stavropolskaya in 1826–1827 […]. The chamber Cossack (kamer-kazak) of the Tsesarevna in 1853 proved to be Andrey Ivanovich, son of Ivan…
◆ S007, household no. 321, via S181, topic 84017 paragraph 49 →
…78. His wife Avdotya, 70. Their children: Ivan, 22; Aleksey, 16; Afanasy, 12; Andrey, 9; Anna, 19” […].Confessional register of Batalpashinskaya stanitsa, 1827, no. 172 — the entry the compiler of the roster…
Chapter 13. Vyacheslav’s Line 3
◆ S007, household no. 321 paragraph 2-1 →
Trofim Pakhomovich Kalaushin (b. c. 1737, d. before 1827) — a Khoper Cossack of Stavropolskaya stanitsa […].
◆ S007, household no. 321, via S181, topic 84017 paragraph 3 →
…a tenth and most distant generation: his father was called Pakhom, and nothing more is known of him […].
◆ S007, household no. 321, via S181, topic 84017 paragraph 5 →
…78. His wife Avdotya, 70. Their children: Ivan, 22; Aleksey, 16; Afanasy, 12; Andrey, 9; Anna, 19” […]. In the confessional registers of Stavropol district for 1822–1825 Trofim is 85, and his eldest son already…
Chapter 14. Sources and Further Research 1
◆ S007, household no. 321, via S181, topic 84017 paragraph 10-1 →
…[…], with his wife Avdotya and their children […]. We read it in transcription; the original should be checked for Avdotya’s age and for any note on the…